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Partner with Swarmed

Introduction

Swarmed is a project built to help associations like yours manage swarm reports more effectively. Traditional swarm lists can be difficult to maintain, and Swarmed offers a simple, customizable tool that works seamlessly on your website.

By partnering with Swarmed, your association can:

- Make it easier for the public to report swarms and connect with a beekeeper.

- Protect your members' privacy by keeping swarm details off public platforms.

- Save time and encourage more people to join your association with exclusive features.

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Swarmed for Associations

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What’s Included:

- Swarmed's swarm reporting form embedded directly into your website

- Easy setup to simplify swarm management and improve privacy for your members

- A customized form with your logo and tailored questions

- Swarm reports that can be restricted to your members only

- Your members get full access to Swarmed, including text message/WhatsApp alerts and our database of 15,000 past swarms (normally $3 per month)

- Access to an admin dashboard to view swarm activity, claims, and seasonal insights

- A live setup help call to guide you through customization and ensure a smooth transition to a custom setup that works for your association

Selected examples: New Hampshire Beekeepers Association, Northern Colorado Beekeepers Association, Northwest Pennsylvania Beekeepers Association, Pollinator Partnership, North American Pollinator Protection Campaign. Hawaii Beekeeper, Great Lakes Bee Supply, Bucks County Beekeepers

For associations with fewer than 150 members on their swarm roster, we operate on a pay-what-you-want model, with a suggested annual contribution of $300 for associations using Swarmed. For larger associations, we can quote a price based on their specific needs.

Filling out this form simply registers your interest and let's us start a conversation about what the ideal swarm setup for your group looks like.

Questions?

Feel free to contact us at info@beeswarmed.org or read our wiki.